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Ann Leighton 1797–1893 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 9 AUG 1797

Birth Location: Windham, Maine (Cumberland)

Death Date: 17 AUG 1893

Death Location: Deering, Maine (Cumberland)

Father: Joseph Leighton

Mother: Hannah Wilson

Spouse(s): Henry Huston

Children(s): Eli Huston

The story of Ann Leighton began in 1797 in Windham, Maine (Cumberland). Ann Leighton married Henry Huston, and had children including Eli K Huston. Ann Leighton passed away in 1893 in Deering, Maine (Cumberland).

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Biography

  • The story of Ann Leighton began in 1797 in Windham, Maine (Cumberland).
  • Ann Leighton married Henry Huston, and had children including Eli K Huston.
  • Ann Leighton passed away in 1893 in Deering, Maine (Cumberland).

Immediate Family

Parents

Joseph Leighton
1733–1803
Birth Location: Dover, New Hampshire (Strafford)
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Hannah Wilson
1760–1813
Birth Location: Kittery, Maine (York)
HW

Spouses(s)

Henry Huston
1799–1872
Birth Location: Falmouth, Maine (Cumberland)
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Children(s)

Eli Huston
1824–1900
Birth Location: North Falmouth, Maine (Cumberland)
EH

Ann Leighton's Ancestors

Self
Ann Leighton
1797–1893
Birth Place: Windham, Maine (Cumberland)
Parents
Joseph Leighton
1733–1803
Dover, New Hampshire (Strafford)
Hannah Wilson
1760–1813
Kittery, Maine (York)
Grandparents
Thomas Leighton
1696–1763
Dover, New Hampshire (Strafford)
Susanna Chesley
1696–1786
Dover, New Hampshire (Strafford)
Joseph Wilson
1740–
Kittery, Maine (York)
Mary Mansfield
1740–
Great-Grandparents
John Leighton
1675–1718
Sarah Cromwell
1668–
Thomas Chesley
1664–1708
Ann Huntress
1675–
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Thomas Leighton
1642–1710
Elizabeth Nutter
1646–1674
Phillip Cromwell
1634–1708
Elizabeth Leighton
1647–1712
Thomas Chesley
1644–1697
Elizabeth Thomas
1650–1701
George Huntress
1643–1715
Mary Nott
1648–

Ann Leighton's Descendants

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Ann Leighton (9 AUG 1797–17 AUG 1893) m. Henry Huston (23 APR 1799–18 AUG 1872)
  1. 1. Eli (K.) Huston 1824–1900 m. Barbara (McIntosh) Cobb 1831–1891
    1. 1. Charles (Henry) Huston 1850–1939 m. Charlotte (Permilla) Sabin 1854–1912
      1. 1. Frank (Elton) Huston 1873–1964 m. Martha (Louise) Leighton 1881–1972
        1. 1. Earl (L.) Huston 1905– m. Elsie (L.) Kuch 1905–
        2. 2. Frank (Elton) Huston 1908–1962 m. Dorothea (Estelle) Parker 1909–1995

Ann Leighton's Timeline

2 Records

1797
9 AUG 1797
Birth of Ann Leighton in Windham, Maine (Cumberland)
Windham, Maine (Cumberland)
1893
17 AUG 1893
Age 96
Death of Ann Leighton in Deering, Maine (Cumberland)
Deering, Maine (Cumberland)

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 9 AUG 1797
    Event Place: Windham, Maine (Cumberland)
    Record Source: Ancestry.com Family Trees, Cindy's Tree 05 11 14 rjgeiner DNA Match with Margie Decker Jul 2014

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 17 AUG 1893
    Event Place: Deering, Maine (Cumberland)
    Record Source: Ancestry.com Family Trees, Cindy's Tree 05 11 14 rjgeiner DNA Match with Margie Decker Jul 2014
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